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Oh, the stakes have risen since then…  All comics, except for Original Sin #0, are published today Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London. About to host an underground event hosted by a collection of the UK's most promising emerging comic creators: Owen Michael Johnson, P M Buchan, Mark Penman, Jon Lock, Nich Angell, Andrew Tunney and James Lawrence. CULT will consist of a group art exhibition[...]

"He's gone, isn't he?" And all that past tense, it doesn't just seem like she means he gone to Chicago, does it? "It hurts to think of him" – is this an issue that Gail chose not to write? And what does it mean for Forever Evil #7, delayed now until the end of May? Because, yes, it[...]

Guns don't get raised. Jaw-jaw instead or war-war. Can such a situation be maintained? With so much done by so many to both sides? Is it time for a Walking Dead truth and reconciliation committee? You'll just have to buy The Walking Dead to find out… The Walking Dead #125 is published today. Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London. About to host[...]

But it looks like she's not the only one. The Huntress, in today's World's Finest, also appears to be doing a mean impression of The Winter Soldier in this flashback… The new issue of Constantine is published today. Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London. About to host an underground event hosted by a collection of the UK's most promising emerging[...]

Wheeeeeeeee! The new issue of Constantine is published today. Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London. About to host an underground event hosted by a collection of the UK's most promising emerging comic creators: Owen Michael Johnson, P M Buchan, Mark Penman, Jon Lock, Nich Angell, Andrew Tunney and James Lawrence. CULT will consist of a group art exhibition from the 14th to the 20th of April, including exclusive[...]

Today's Daredevil #1.50 celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of Daredevil, first published by Marvel Comics in April 1964 But because this is Marvel Time, Matt Murdock is prety much the same age as when he started, give or take. But in this issue, we see the character celebrating his fiftieth birthday No longer Daredevil (for as long[...]

It's official, it's on the cover and everything, 220 characters on one cover (front and back) wins that Guinness World Record. Do you know what I call

Kilted Comics has put together a series of cartoons comparing working in a coffee shop to being at a comic convention According to the website, the new web-comic If Coffee Was Like Comic-Cons was dreamed up while standing in line for coffee at Emerald City Comic Con. Kilted Comics[...]

We've got some sneak peeks from the folks at Dynamite as they launch their new Flash Gordon series with Jeff Parker and Evan Shaner and continue the

Aaron Haaland, of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom! I'm back with another stack of New Comics Now! Batman Eternal, All New Marvel Now, and Image made my new comic day. Batman Eternal is the new weekly comic run headed by Scott Snyder I'm sold, I got my ticket to ride this weekly train[...]

Valiant has put together writer Peter Milligan (Hellblazer, Red Lanterns) and artist Valentine De Landro (X-Factor) for a new standalone mini-series

Each week Bleeding Cosplay Senior Cosplay Correspondent Ian Mageto features individuals who not only love cosplay, but also bleed it. If you would like to

A Chicago-based political action committee, Family-PAC has campaigned for voters to tell Representative Mike Smiddy to vote against last year's proposed

I've been told that a project based on volunteers, and particularly a project that creates comics, rarely has longevity Attending the "History of World War 3 Illustrated" panel at MoCCA Fest in New York this past weekend taught me otherwise, and to some extent, my mind is still processing that a work of such integrity[...]

Earlier this week, we stated that DC would be relaunching a new Teen Titans book Newsarama just confirmed the news, and gave us the creative team of Wil

At the same time, I've been tirelessly sharing all press, art previews and more on social media, making my kickstarter as loud as I can, virtually shouting it from the rooftops, naked, with my schmuck blowing in the breeze.  I've been writing emails to my friends asking for support and retweets and continuing to think[...]

Most of these books that come along can't hold a bar to what is produced by big publishers like Dark Horse or DC but I feel it's important to highlight those books that do reach beyond the common stereotypes of independent comics to produce a book with an intelligent and engaging story along with interesting[...]

Comics are far more than most of us will ever experience There are mainstream superhero books from the Big Two, there are "artsy" independent comics, web comics, licensed books (Lion Forge had Dennis "Mr Belding" Haskins from Saved by the Bell doing autographs for their new comic adaptation at ECCC), cartoons, TV shows, movies and[...]

Nailbiter, out from Image in May, is one of those comics that inspires an unhealthy delight in the reader, recognizing a kind of condensed obsession with the whole history and cultural fascination with the origin, motivation, and operation of serial killers But you'll be too caught up to question your fascination until the comic starts[...]

Diamond Comic Distributors have very kindly agreed to send me the full wodge of Free Comic Book Day 2014 comics for review – with the proviso that they are to be embargoed until, the 28th April Which, I think, is very fair and I was happy to agree. DC Comics however did not agree to include[...]

Back in 2007, Matt Hawes of Comics Unlimited posted a video parody about Archie Andrews, the beloved all-American teenager, supposedly being killed off in the comics, as a publicity stunt The video was meant as a satire on how the comic book industry kills off characters for cheap publicity stunts and he made it in[...]

Let's have a look at some upcoming Free Comic Book Day titles, today all about the robots from IDW and Red 5, the first in all stores, the second in some.

Marvel is undergoing a creative summit, where editors and creators from all over the world gather to pitch, share, collaborate and work out where Marvel Comics will be going in, well, 2016 The difference between the Marvel and the DC Summits? The Marvel ones let participants tweet about it. My arrival at the Marvel retreat: http://t.co/dLl2RBmCYe —[...]

This is a scene from the recent first issue of Real Heroes, by Bryan Hitch, from Image Comics. And that mention of Josh Trank, is because Bryan Hitch, artist for The Ultimates, The Authority, America's Got Powers – and at one point, Fantastic Four, is currently working as  designer on the new Fox movie. Which, yes, is[...]

It's that time again, time for a preview of  2000AD for Wednesday, April 9th in the UK in print, available the same day digitally, and a little behind in

This is going to push that over 40 million oretty damn soon… ASTROGOOGLE Osamu Tezuka is the first manga creator to have his work archived as part of the Google Cultural Institute's historical archives. The collection was added on April 7 to the "Cultural Figures" section of the search engine giant's online resource, which contains historical materials of[...]

DC Comics is doing it again, another BlackMilk swimsuit giveaway This one is between now at 10 AM PST tomorrow and the prize is one of five Wonder Woman Cape Suits… this whole swimsuit with a cape thing, this isn't going to take off right? And again there are only size Medium. Here are the rules: 1[...]

If you missed it, DC Collectibles got in on the April Fools fun by announcing 8 new toys that would be very interesting to see on comic shop shelves

By Ian Mageto In this episode Bleeding Cool's Senior Cosplay Correspondent and Comics and Cosplay host Ian Mageto reviews Marvel Studio's latest film Captain America: The Winter Soldier Warning: this video covers numerous spoiler from the movie about the plot and ending For the non-spoiler costume-review episode, you can find that here. You can follow Comics and[...]

Comic book writer and novelist, Peter David, has signed on to write the screenplay for Seven, a new Canadian animated movie to be directed by Ben Jones,